. Il richiamo della terra. Non possiamo ottenere un noduleo ottenere la pianta per vivere durante l'inverno. Si tratta di una notevole dimostrazione che la sissezione ha fatto e mi congratulo vivamente con voi. Non meno interessanti per loro erano le altre colture di foraggio e theywere sorpreso al dente di cavallo della Virginia come qualsiasi altro hadween. Da questo tempo era cresciuto a quindici e mezzo piedi, con le orecchie, sette e otto piedi dal suolo. Un sei-piè di pagina stava in mezzo ad esso che tiene un ombrello nella sua mano superiore e la punta dell'ombrello non poteva toccare il vassello. La fiera della contea di Suffolk ha aperto il diciassettesimo e mucht

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. The lure of the land . we cannot get a noduleor get the plant to live over winter. It is a remarkable showing thissection has made and I congratulate you most heartily. No less interesting to them were the other fodder crops and theywere as surprised at the Virginia horse tooth as any one else hadbeen. By this time it had grown to fifteen and one-half feet, with theears, seven and eight feet from the ground. A six-footer stood among it holding an umbrella in his upstretehedhand and the tip of the umbrella could not touch the tassel. The Suffolk County Fair opened on the seventeenth and muchtime was consumed in making ready. A little portable house, thesame size as the one we had been living in, was erected on the fairgrounds, and for some time we had been preparing and framing pho-tographs of the farms development, to hang upon the walls. Sundaythe sixteenth took us all to the farm again, giving to the children agood treat, for they really had grown very fond of the place, and tous another busy Sunday. 125. At Suffolk County Fair, September, 1906 Being Suffolk Countyites we are allowed to enter vegetables forcompetition and strange to relate, the yearling farm won eleven firstprizes, six seconds and an honorary mention. The portable had itsminiature sign by the front door flanked by teosinte and backed byVirginia horse tooth, the interior had one room furnished as a bedroom, while the others had tables loaded down with vegetables ofvarious sorts. There was a goodly showing for the time of year, let-tuce, endive, summer and spring radishes, beets, onions, carrots, par-snips, salsify, beans, sugar corn, tomatoes, squash, marrow, canta-loupes, watermelons, mangles, sugar beets, pe-tsai, and sakurajima, potatoes, sweet and white, cabbage, sprouts and peanuts, alfalfa, mil-let, corn, sorghum and teosinte. The little cottage was crowded with visitors every day, some fromcuriosity, some from real interest, many came back a second and thirdtime becoming so absorbed in the s

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